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It fits nicely with a more "argumentative" approach that presents two sides of an issue.
**1. Look through articles in magazines or newspapers that contain current events.**

**2. Focus on articles that may contain controversial contemporary issues.**

**3. Identify differing opinions on that particular topic.**

**4. Identify a Knowledge Issue related to the topic.** **Remember, a Knowledge Issue is NOT the topic or real life situation (RLS). It is the underlying "problem of knowledge" that __relates__ to the RLS. Need a refresher? CLICK HERE**

**5. After identifying the Knowledge Issue, try to identify the sources of knowledge for each side. In other words, how does each side acquire the knowledge that supports their position?**

=== **6. Reflect and analyze the sources of this knowledge. Address AOKs and WOKs; what are the strengths and weaknesses? For example, if the evidence for one side of a particular position based on mathematical data? Explain the strengths and weaknesses of this as a source of knowledge.** Your task is to understand and present both sides of the debate in an objective manner. ===